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Six distant alternative candidates for Germany (AFD) died during the local election campaign, causing unreasonable suspicions of social networks.
Voters elect regional, municipal and public councils, as well as some mayors in the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia on September 14, and about 20,000 candidates apply for a position.
According to reports of the media, during the election campaign, four candidates and two candidates from AFD were killed from the causes of death from natural causes to suicide.
Four of these deaths allegedly occurred in just 13 days.
The German police reports that there is no evidence of criminal activity in connection with which death, while the representative of the AFD from the state, is also allegedly, rejected suspicions of the number of deaths.
The press secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the North Rhine-Westphalia told the German agency DPA that candidates for other parties also died during the election campaign.
Nevertheless, the number of dead candidates for AFD caused widespread conspiracies and unreasonable theories that suggest that death was in some way intentional.
Alisa Videl, 46 -year -old leader AFD, which was the second largest party in Federal elections February – shared a post about X, in which he called death as “almost weak statistically.”
Well -known public figures have since strengthened the hint. These include British distant activists Tommy Robinson, who asked X: “What is happening here?”
Elon Musk He answered the post of Robinson with the help of one word: “Strange.”
Such highly professional clues, controversial public figures have a conspiracy theories.
Musk previously supported the AFD on the eve of the February federal elections, in which the AFD took second place with 20.8% of the vote, which is a recording for the party in the national elections.
The party had previously won its first elections in the German Regional Council in June 2023 and the first regional elections in the staff of Thuring in September 2024.
Due to the elections to the North Rhine-Westphalia, Eurobife defined hundreds of posts that suggest that the death of seven candidates is somehow suspected of Instagram, Tiktok, X and Facebook, collecting tens of millions of views.
Conservative and distant media also published news articles describing death as “mysterious” or “unexpected”, despite the fact that there is no evidence in support of these theories and, despite the fact that police authorities reject any criminal activity.